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Vermont Statutes — Title 13, Crimes and Criminal Procedure
923 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.
- § 7002 — § 7002
- § 7003 — § 7003
- § 7004 — § 7004
- § 7005 — Repealed. 1963, No. 83. Statutes Vermont Statutes Online Statutes Search Vermont Statutes at Lexis/Nexis Constitution Constitution of the State of Vermont Acts Acts & Resolves Acts Affecting VSA Sections Rules State Agency Rules at Lexis/Nexis Court Rules at Lexis/Nexis Legislative Committee on Admi
- § 7006 — § 7006
- § 701 — Penalty A person who is a common barrator shall be fined not more than $50.00 and become bound with sufficient surety for his or her good behavior for not less than one year. Statutes Vermont Statutes Online Statutes Search Vermont Statutes at Lexis/Nexis Constitution Constitution of the State of Ve
- § 7030 — Sentencing alternatives
- § 7031 — Form of sentences; maximum and minimum terms
- § 7032 — Consecutive sentences
- § 7033 — § 7033
- § 7034 — § 7034
- § 7035 — § 7035
- § 7039 — Manner of committing to jail When a prisoner is committed to jail on criminal process, the commitment shall be in the manner prescribed for commitments on civil process. Statutes Vermont Statutes Online Statutes Search Vermont Statutes at Lexis/Nexis Constitution Constitution of the State of Vermont
- § 7040 — § 7040
- § 7041 — Deferred sentence
- § 7042 — Sentence review
- § 7043 — Restitution
- § 7043a — Licenses or governmental contracts
- § 7044 — Sentence calculation; notice to defendant
- § 7045 — § 7045
- § 7131 — § 7131
- § 7132 — § 7132
- § 7133 — § 7133
- § 7134 — § 7134
- § 7135 — § 7135
- § 7136 — § 7136
- § 7137 — § 7137
- § 7171 — Collection by complaint, information, or indictment
- § 7172 — Liability of person fined; security; imprisonment
- § 7173 — § 7173
- § 7178 — § 7178
- § 7179 — § 7179
- § 7180 — Remedies for failure to pay fines, costs, surcharges, and penalties
- § 7251 — Municipalities; payment to and liability of
- § 7252 — § 7252
- § 7253 — Payment of costs by State The costs of prosecution for the breach of a penal law or other offense, except as provided in section 7251 of this title, shall be paid out of the treasury of the State. Statutes Vermont Statutes Online Statutes Search Vermont Statutes at Lexis/Nexis Constitution Constitut
- § 7254 — § 7254
- § 7255 — § 7255
- § 7256 — § 7256
- § 7259 — Private prosecutors—Liability for and right to costs When a person other than an informing officer, becomes a prosecutor, he or she shall enter his or her name and place of residence at the foot of the complaint, information or indictment, and shall be liable to pay costs on such prosecution, and, o
- § 7260 — Recognizance to respondent The prosecutor shall, before a warrant issues for the arrest of the respondent, enter into a recognizance with surety to the respondent, conditioned to prosecute to effect, or, on failure thereof, to pay the costs adjudged to the respondent. Statutes Vermont Statutes Onlin
- § 7261 — Prosecutor to advance fees The prosecutor shall advance the fees and incur the expenses of prosecution in the same manner as in civil causes, and no treasury shall be liable for the same. Statutes Vermont Statutes Online Statutes Search Vermont Statutes at Lexis/Nexis Constitution Constitution of th
- § 7262 — Travel expenses
- § 7281 — § 7281
- § 7282 — Surcharge
- § 7283 — § 7283
- § 7401 — § 7401
- § 7402 — § 7402
- § 7403 — Appeal by the State
- § 7404 — § 7404
- § 7405 — § 7405
- § 7406 — § 7406
- § 7551 — Imposition of bail, secured appearance bonds, and appearance bonds
- § 7552 — § 7552
- § 7553 — § 7553
- § 7553a — Acts of violence; denial of release on bail
- § 7553b — Right to speedy trial if bail is denied
- § 7554 — Release prior to trial
- § 7554a — § 7554a
- § 7554b — Home Detention Program
- § 7554c — Pretrial risk assessments; needs screenings
- § 7554d — § 7554d
- § 7555 — Pretrial Supervision Program [Repealed effective December 31, 2030]
- § 7555a — Legislative findings The General Assembly finds:
- § 7556 — Appeal from conditions of release
- § 7557 — Bail upon postponement of trial When a District or Superior court postpones the trial of a criminal case or the examination of a person charged with a criminal offense, the court may impose the least restrictive conditions or combination of conditions permitted under subdivision 7554
- § 7558 — § 7558
- § 7559 — Violations of conditions of release; failure to appear; warrantless arrest
- § 7559a — Release; designation
- § 7560 — § 7560
- § 7560a — Failure to appear; forfeiture of bond; proceedings
- § 7561 — § 7561
- § 7562 — § 7562
- § 7563 — Execution of warrant; expenses
- § 7564 — § 7564
- § 7570 — § 7570
- § 7573 — § 7573
- § 7574 — § 7574
- § 7575 — Revocation of the right to bail The right to bail may be revoked entirely if the judicial officer finds that the accused has:
- § 7576 — Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 7601 — Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 7602 — Expungement and sealing of record, postconviction; procedure
- § 7603 — Sealing of record, no conviction; procedure
- § 7604 — § 7604
- § 7605 — § 7605
- § 7606 — Effect of expungement
- § 7607 — Effect of sealing
- § 7608 — Victims
- § 7609 — Sealing criminal history records of a person 18–21 years of age
- § 7610 — § 7610
- § 7611 — § 7611
- § 8 — § 8
- § 8001 — § 8001
- § 8002 — Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 8003 — Limitation on scope
- § 8004 — Identification, collection, and publication of laws regarding collateral consequences
- § 8005 — Notice of collateral consequences and eligibility for expungement in pretrial proceeding
- § 8006 — Notice of collateral consequences and eligibility for expungement upon release
- § 8007 — Authorization required for mandatory sanction; ambiguity
- § 8008 — § 8008
- § 8009 — Effect of conviction by another state or the United States; relieved or pardoned conviction
- § 8010 — Order of limited relief
- § 8011 — Certificate of restoration of rights
- § 8012 — Discretionary disqualifications and mandatory sanctions not subject to order of limited relief or certificate of restoration of rights
- § 8013 — Issuance, modification, and revocation of order of limited relief and certificate of restoration of rights
- § 8014 — § 8014
- § 8015 — § 8015
- § 8016 — § 8016
- § 8017 — Savings and transitional provisions
- § 8101 — Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 8102 — Limitations on compelled production of electronic information
- § 8103 — Notice to user or subscriber
- § 8104 — Exclusive remedies for a violation of this chapter
- § 8105 — § 8105
- § 8106 — Service provider’s response to warrant
- § 8107 — Criminal process issued by Vermont court; reciprocity
- § 8108 — § 8108
- § 9 — Attempts
- § 901 — § 901
- § 902 — Rioters refusing to disperse Persons so unlawfully and riotously assembled who, after proclamation made, do not immediately disperse, and persons unlawfully and riotously assembled to the number of three or more who do an unlawful act against a man’s person or property or against the public interest
- § 903 — § 903
- § 904 — Officer killing resisting rioter, not liable Officers, and persons assisting them, in lawfully dispersing or apprehending such rioters, shall not be liable in a civil or criminal proceeding if a rioter, by reason of his or her resistance, is killed or injured. Statutes Vermont Statutes Online Statut
- § 905 — § 905